US EditionMozambique top court confirms ruling party’s win in disputed election
- Mozambique's top court has confirmed the ruling party's win in the disputed election.
- Allegations of electoral fraud have emerged, leading to dissatisfaction among opposition parties.
- Observers reported significant irregularities during the election process.
- The ruling party maintains that the election was fair and transparent, despite mixed international responses.
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236 serious crimes and 21 deaths in 24 hours. This is the authorities' assessment after the announcement of the corrected election results in Mozambique. A commission had previously investigated possible electoral fraud.
21 have been killed since the last election, which opposition leaders say was rigged.
Mozambique crisis: Unrest grows in Maputo on Christmas Eve after disputed election results; check details
Earlier on Monday, makeshift roadblocks on major thoroughfares were set alight that covered the city with thick smoke as country's highest court confirmed the victory of the ruling Frelimo party presidential candidate Daniel Chapo.
Stresses that Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa and Luís Montenegro did well to recognize the electoral results in Mozambique. In addition, PPM supports Admiral Gouveia e Melo's presidential candidacy.
Lebombo border runs smoothly, except for trucks, while protests intensify in Mozambique
The Lebombo border post continues to operate smoothly for normal travellers but renewed protests on the Mozambican side remain a threat to trucks, particularly those carrying minerals, the Border Management Authority says.
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